DAILY BRITISH WHIG Founded 1847. Turnbull's Ceetee 3 4 Underwear a ---- pa. EVERY ONE AN ALL STAR "OVERCOAT There are dozens of models and hundreds of Overcoats to choose from, but the five shown in above cut are the season's headliners, and the fabric variety embraces dozens and dozens of new weaves--hun- dreds of new patterns--a liberal selection of them is featured at 25 %27.50 OTHERS DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED WEAR BETTER CLOTHES 2 LL a om & - ------ -- $18.50 up to $40.00. Overcoat Department Second Floor Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear ' *30 Game Saturday. Get One of Our Big, Soft, Warm Ulsters and be warm and comfortable while watching Queen's-McGill Football | LIVINGSTON'S 57% "IF OFF YOUR ROUTE IT PAYS TO WALK" ~---- "THIS WEEK Demonstration of Magic Baking Powder Of Special Interest to the Ladies ! On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 3 p.m. a Free Demonstration of ic Baking Powder showing practical methods of Baking and Mixing. No housewife should miss this oppor- tunity. ; REAL VALUE * A light, durable, shopping basket with 10 bars of Surprise pure hard soap). Soap. (A Regular value $1.55. . . . Special for $1.00 'Phone orders taken. Only a limited number. BUY NOW. 4 pkgs, Shirriff's Jelly Powders for . . . 25¢. \_ SELECT OYSTERS } solidmeapint....... .........65. A Complete Line of Fish and Fish Products oe] Look this list over and place your order early. _ Fresh Fillet of Haddock (no waste), 1b. 25¢ Finnan Haddle, 1b. "ony : + est + 8 for 25¢, 3 'Salmon Snacks, Ib. «+++ +80c. | Boneless Herring, 1b. ....25¢. # - We are now in a position to put in a winter supply of POTATOES , [wun re 3 Clearances on Wednesday-- Roya- lite, west at 4.50 p.m.; Thunder Bay, east at 7.45 pm.; J.J. O- Hagan, west at 10.15 p.m.; William H. Daniels, east at 11.50 p.m.. Clearances on Thursday--J. B. Foote, west at 12.45 a.m.; Robert W. Pomeroy, west at 1 a.m.; Judge Hart, east at 1.50 a.m.; Berlin, west at 7 a.m.; Albert C. Field, west at 7.30 am.; Edwin T. Douglas, west at 7.40 am.; Norman B. McPherson, west at 9 am.; City. of Montreal, east for Montreal with package freight; Thunder Bay, east for Mon:- real with grain; Oakland, east for Montreal with package freight. « The steamer Brockville arrived Whom Picton with a load of canned goods, and is unloading at the C.'S. L. freight sheds. -- Sentenced to Three Months. Three months' imprisonment in Brockville jail was the sentence meted out at Smith's Falls to Roy Priget, Montreal, on a charge of is- suing a cheque for which there were no funds. On Sept. 10th, Priget re- ceived a quantity of merchandise from H. B. Polk, Lombardy, for which he tendered a cheque drawn on the Smiths Falls branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. He told Mr. Polk that he was a foreman for the Standard Paving Co., and that his cheque was good in any Smith's Falls bank. Later it devel- oped that he had no account in any of the banks of that town and a war- rant was issued for his arrest. Priget was subsequently arrested in King- Died at Hay Bay. Mrs. Paul Huyck passed away at the residence of her son, Mr. Benja- min Huyck, at the advanced age of ninety-two years and eleven months, She was born and always lived in Hay Bay district, being one of a fam- ily of fourteen children, only one of which survives, Mrs. Edmund Rom- She leaves to mourn besides | 3 ----t | City and District | i | An Unusual Thing. Lady Byng has been given the de- | gree of LL.D. by Queen's University. {| It is rather an unusual thing for a { woman to be thus honored, particu- { larly as the letters do not stand for i Lady Learned in Dietetics.--Brant- | ford Expositor, Purchased Fine Calf. | William Miller, Chantry, has pur- | chased a three months' old son of | Beauty Johanna Korndyke, a show | cow which Mr. Gardiner purchased {a few years ago from Mr. Horsefleld, | Frankville. His sire was Jasper Sir | Ormsby Echo, half-brother to the | well known Queen Beulah. Invited to a Luncheon. Mr. J. M. Campbell, Mr. T. G. Bishop and Mr. J. G. Elliott have re- ceived invitations to a luncheon in the York Club, Toronto, on Friday, to talk over the Dominion-wide con- ference at Winnipeg, in November, sponsored by the Boards of Trade of Canada, in the hope of furthering unity between all the provinces, com- mercially and fraternally. Won a Beauty Prize. Miss Hope Smith, Brockville, out of over two thousand girls at a large ball held recently in Ottawa was ad- judged the most beautiful, Miss Smith received a large sterling silver cup as a prize. The judges were Controller" Frank Plant, of Ottawa, Professor F. H. Sinclair, dancing master, and others. New Liberal Speaker. The Liberals have discovered ,in Mrs. Richards, a new orator to preach their principles to the wo- men voters in the party. Mrs. Rich- ards has a long ancestry of stalwart Liberals, being a member of the Curtis family that for over 100 years have owned a farm in the outskirts of Warkworth. Mrs. L. B. Glover, Campbellford, is a sister. Death of Samuel Carson. Samuel Carson, Brantford, form- erly of Fuller, died on Oct. 8th after a lingering illness of about two years, aged sixty-five years. He leaves his wife, two sons, Fred and Clifford, both of Brantford, and three brothers, James, Picton, William, Belleville, and Andrew, Crookston, also three sisters, Mrs. A. Grier, Tweed; Mrs. Albert Mitz, Fuller; and Mrs. Charles Cook, To- ronto. Appointed Railway Superintendent. The Sudbury ' Star reports that Fred M. Donegan, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Donegan, formerly of Perth, has been appointed superin- tendent of the Algoma Eastern Rail- ways the appointment to take effect immediately. Mr. Donegan has been in the employ of the Algoma East- ern Railways since 1914 and dur- ing that time has held several im- portant positions which led up to his appointment as superintendent. Gave Recital at Picton. Miss C."Ann Folkard gave a reci- tal at Castle Villeneuve, Picton, on Thursday evening, Oct, 15th. Mr. Pratt, A. R.A.M., assisted with vocal selections. Both Mr, Pratt and Miss Folkard have marked ability along musical lines and gave much evi- dence of being gifted musicians. Both received their training in the British Isles, and Miss Folkard is at present organist of St. Gregory's church, Picton. To Build More Boats. An order has been placed with Earle's Shipbuilding and Engineer- ing Company, Ltd., of Hull, Englandf for two new grain boats to operate on the St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes. A similar order has been placed with the firm of Napier & Mil- ler, of Old Kirkpatrick, Glasgow, and the four vessels are to be delivered in the spring to the Eastern Steam- ship Company. At present there are seventeen ships being operated on the lakes and river by this com- pany. Perth Buys Bush Lot. The corporation of Perth will re- main in the wood business stronger than ever during the present fall and coming winter having purchased a splendid bush lot in Bathurst town- 'ship from Messrs Richard A. and 'William Popplewell. The bushlot is situated about ten miles from Perth between the 4th and 5th concessions of Bathurst and contains in the neighborhood of seventy acres, sixty acres of which is the very best of hardwood and the remainder hem- lock and basswood. Some Immense logs are in the bush. The Courier has been assured that this is by long odds the best bush buy Perth has ever made. See This week will finish the Red Ro- ger grapes and peaches, but you can get big baskets pears for 60c. until December at Carnovsky's. DAILY MEMORANDUM. Euchre, Hotel Dieu to-n 8 o- clock. Door pi dep 00 Ply ic Assem! Hall, Fri- LA FE B= "KINGSTON'S GREATEST SHOPPING CENTRE" styles, hi sleeves; style; all in Cream shade. SPECIALS IN STAPLES For thrifty Friday and Saturday Shoppers 20 DOZEN ONLY PURE LINEN HEMMED TEA TOWELS What an opportunity for the thrifty housewife. 20 dozen, pure Linen Tea Towels--in size 17 x 32 inches--already hemmed, with attractive blue border Specially priced while they last 25c each 4 DOZEN WHITE HONEYCOMB BED SPREADS $2.89 This is an offer worth going after. Extra large size, 80 x 90 inch, White Honeycomb Bedspreads. Beautifully designed in heavy woven thread. Greatly reduced. ' 5 DOZEN EMBROIDERED PILLOW SLIPS 49c each Elaborately embroidered, large, regulation size Pillow Slips with neatly hemstitched and scalloped ends. Whhasso Cottons are Canadas best By purchasing Cottons with the famous Wa- basso name, you are assured of the finest quality that is produced. Below are two of their products: Wabasso Brand Wabasso Brand 72 INCH PILLOW COTTONS SHEETING The thrifty housewife desires in Pillow Cottons the best of quality that will withstand the wear and lau Wabasso Pillow Cottons in sizes of 40, 42, 44--are the best brand she can buy. , They are priced from 45c. to 60c. yard WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR LADIES' VESTS, DRAWERS and BLOOMERS In comfortable, warm, winter weight; Vests in all neck with long sleeves, or V neck with short wers ankle | riced from 75¢, 85¢, $1.00 gar. h. Bloomers, in well tailored